beto: ay, ay. si entendí bien. ¿no me va a pagar? beto: no. el vítor: ya llegué, don beto. albertano: ¿y ahora tú qué? ¿te fuiste de pinta o qué? albertano: no, carnal. beto: bueno, y a ti, vítor, ¿sí te pagaron? el vítor: pues viera que no. es que los de esa oficina resultaron bien delicaditos. se enojaron nomás porque se me cayó tantita pintura. beto: ¿tantita pintura? ¿cuánta? el vítor: como dos galones. pero esa no fue la bronca, don beto, mire-- lo que pasa es que a la secretaria esa-- ¿se acuerda? le gusté, le gusté. desde que me vio me echó los perros. se lo juro, carnal. ¿para qué te voy a mentir? y el jefe, como seguro se la andaba almorzando-- beto: no sea chismoso. el vítor: todos los jefes se almuerzan a las secretarias. pues, se puso celoso y me corrió, y no me quiso pagar el güey. pero viera qué bonito le quedó. beto: entonces, ninguno sacó dinero. albertano: usted tuvo la culpa. beto: ¿yo? albertano: sí, porque no supo explotar nuestros talentos. beto: ¿cuáles talentos? ¿cuáles talen

beto: vamos hacer el camarÓn.y que cepillarse los dientes, una sonrisa saludable puede tratar a nuestra apariencia y actitud y mejora la salud de nuestra boca y cuerpo. practicar una buena salud oral es importante, nos acompaÑa el dentista para compartir consejos sobre cÓmo mejorar y mantener una buena salud bucal. feliz de que estÉs con nosotros, esto es muy importante. cuÁles son los beneficios de tener una buena salud? >> mucha parcela servÍa que los dientes estÁn conectados al cuerpo. asÍ que tener unos dientes limpios, encÍas, lengua, todo sano nos ayuda a mejorar la salud en general. cuando uno tiene problemas que descuida un poco la salud, puede influir en la salud general del cuerpo. y al mismo tiempo tambiÉn influenciar el autoestima de las personas. asÍ que las personas que se cepillan bien, tienen un mejor autoestima. karla: quÉ otras recomendaciones para cuidar esa sonrisa? doctor: espero que todos nos serviremos los dientes despuÉs de comer. a todos se nos olvida cÓmo cepillar propiamente los dientes,

have any of your allies ask you about this year at beto? what if you response to a concerns among allies that many of us have heard about the long-term reliability of the united states given the polarized nature of politics at home? sec. blinken: last question first. as you know well, i do not do politics. but i can tell you that the question you raised about the proceedings in new york actually did not come up in my conversations with nato colleagues. nor did i get questions about the durability of our approach. i think people are focused on what we are actually doing. what we are doing is a lot, including what we just through. in terms of the outcomes from this ministerial, the preparations for the leader summit, the intense focus on everything we are doing to support ukraine, the new strategic concept for nato is what everybody was talking about and focused on. i mentioned growing engagement between nato and other partners to include partners from the indo pacific, to include the european union. it's representative was here as well today

you gave beto o'rourke money to come in third in a student council you could have built raise.'s mom a new garage, a zen garden, and a heli-pool. >> jordan: you mean a helipad? >> no, a heli-pool. it's a pool for helicopters, so you can land straight in the water instead of walking there like a peasant. maybe abortion would still be legal if liberals bought a pool for clarence thomas's mom's helicopter. is that so crazy? >> jordan: yes! it's crazy! ronny, you don't fix corruption with more corruption! what is a message you are sending when you let money influence decision-making? >> jordan, i will give you $1,000 if you agree with me right now. >> jordan: i would never betray my integrity for $1,000. maybe five. >> how about three? >> jordan: three, deal. ronny chieng is right, everyone. [cheers and applause] all right, when we come back, my interview with alexandria ocasio-cortez. so don't go away. [cheers and applause] ♪ can't touch this ♪ ♪ ♪ can't touch this ♪ ♪ ♪ can't touch this ♪ ♪ oh oh oh oh ♪ ♪ oh oh oh oh ♪ ♪ can't touch this ♪ get five boneless wings for $1 with any

as in guineas capital cannot creek full tension has been high in the bun beto district due to a lack of electricity. police fled the sea with protests as setting one of their vehicles on fire. the german parliament has approve the deployment of around 60 troops to join an e military mission in the chair is growing concerned that violence in neighboring marley's at risk of spilling over into nuclear armed groups linked to i still are gaining ground in marley following the withdrawal of french and other european forces voters in paraguay head to the poles on sunday to elect a new president and legislators, corruption, and organized crime are key concerns for voters. the lead up to the voters seen a string of scandals involving some of the ruling parties, top figures on latin america and to the see a newman reports from us once you get another one goes think every day and his wife or amena couldn't wait for the birth of their 1st child, a boy, but willing to remain. i went into labor, everything went wrong. 8 hours after the child was born, he died of his fixation and his mother barely

according to beto yayar for the production of methanol and these things and for the production units, price is not fair for all petrochemical units and it has made some of them very profitable and loss-making depending on the type of product and depending on the year that the petrochemical unit enters the line . the price for this unit is profitable therefore, i think that fixed pricing for gas feed, for example, for petrochemicals, but it would be good to be a light-generating chemical this year , according to different conditions, it would be good, but not good for study . it was mentioned in the law to remove barriers to the development of the electricity industry that it is desirable to consider this average rate , the average may not have a floor or ceiling, so that , like us, we say 60% to 80% of the average export rate , this rate should be applied in such a way that the set of industries the mother should be at the disposal of the government because between your floating support the pricing range, with the approval of this plan, the government will reduce without earning, the

but i just i could beto embarrassed i think ifo.usband tweeted like she had to clean up popcorn. but if it was someone else'sbu booger that's a different story. >> someone else's boringer. that's name of my next book. [laughter] >> emily -- i did not write this question so i don'>>t know if -- to this, but if you knocked oves a plate at a restaurant you would expect the waite knor to n it up.re so if you're in the aircl shouldn'eat flight attendant cln up that mess?sh >>ou usually my issue with thisu flight attendants don't clean the commercial service dos after the flight lands so to me this is yeah that's a good analogy but it's also not the flight attendants job either. and there's not some type of transition of passengers that. happens before you land where it is like someone else will sit there can you clean this up? no part of this made sense to me whatsoever and it was a issue of manners as well if you go to restaurant and your kids make a mess -- if they're polite customers, they'll help try to tidy if not you leave it for t

and i was interviewing beto o'rourke the festival and in austin a couple of months ago before the election and i said many are losing. can the democratic party in texas go through before it becomes like republican party in california? and he didn't directly answer that, but he was angry he said the democratic party didn't spend a day or a diamond. so they you know, this it's not healthy for either of our to have an absence of another voice a counterbalance. and i hoped when i wrote the book that we would seeing some of that at least in texas. but i haven't seen yet. i mean, what happened to that texas of molly ivins and ann richards and you know everyone was saying texas is going to turn blue, it's going to turn blue. you look at the demographics, you look at the latino population. why hasn't it become more democratic? i think it will turn blue or at least at some point demographically he is headed that direction and that. and if and when happens, it's going to be very difficult for the republican party to find a path to the white house. but it is why hasn't happened yet. let's start with

. >> the aoc beto method of knock on latino people's doors, come to their hometown, talk about theiru win us over. >> for this week's episode, premiering sunday, leguizamo comes to washington, d.c. to explore latino representation in american government right here in the u.s. capital. joining me is john leguizamo. it's so exciting you're here. >> thank you for having me. >> i was fan girling out earlier today. let me talk about this. i used to live in momy, as i think i told you, and i also used to live in denver, colorado. to me, these were such different latino communities. what are the commonalities, what are the differences? miami is such a specific culture. >> what's interesting to me is i feel like there's this myth that latin people are fighting against each other in different groups. i don't believe that exists. we have differences, but the similarities are much bigger. that's what i found going through the show across the country. can felt like the commonality of language, religion, culture, similar foods, similar music. we all love each other's music. that's where we all ge

remember, he suffered a big election scare just five years ago, 2018, where he narrowly edged out beto number of independents in that race, and so he's going to try to appeal to those independents this next time around we don't know who his opponent is yet will it work, you ask? democrats are highly skeptical i talked to brian scholz of hawaii who served with cruz. he rolled his eyes at me, chris, when i asked about cruz's bipartisan efforts on the committee, the democratic senatorial campaign committee, the campaign arm, with a much more scathing response saying that cruz is one of the most vitriolic least productive bombastic, self-absorbed members of the united states congress and senate, so there you have it, chris. lots of skepticism on the democratic side of the aisle >> and nevertheless, one of those races we will watch very closely. scott wong, thank you very much for that. >>> and finally, after a very busy and frankly sometimes depressing news day, we wanted to share a little of the fun from the white house president biden and first lady jill biden hosting the annual white ho

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. - it's the aoc, beto method of knock on latino peoples' doors, come to their hometown, talk about theirwhat do you need? - right, right. - what do you need? how can we make your life in this country, and your transition from a socialist government to a democratic government, how can we make that easier? and i think that's where we fail. - mm-hmm. - because we don't talk to people, because we're afraid that we're gonna be called communists and socialists the minute we knock on the door. - right, right. - if we talk to them, we got them. - that's insane. but how are they understanding to do these things, and the democrats are not figuring it out? - because we're so convinced that we're on the right side of history, constantly. you walk into a democratic office here, and it's like, "you're welcome," you know? you walk into a republican office here, it's... you know, did you get something to eat? like, it's very warm, and that connection, that's the benefit. i think we got to talk. it's like when abuela says that horrible thing, i think you've got to say... - let's talk, granny. granny-- -

if you speak to them , they say, well, look at stacey abrams, beto o'rourke, tim ryan . they centered this issue in their contests, and they were not successful. in fact, some republicans are encouraging lawmakers to double down on this issue and say, hey, you know, don't sort of, um, crumble under democratic talking points remain firm, and that's even the position of the republican party. their platform. they adopted was to encourage lawmakers to take as extreme as possible positions on this issue in our lifetime. uh the republicans have always had the intensity advantage when it comes to this issue. the pro life religious rights are the foot soldiers, the grassroots army of the republican party. they also have a lot of the money if you look at some of the money networks behind major candidates, these are the orthodox catholic very far right religious right now that they've gotten what they've been working for decades. this script has flipped. and if you look at all of the polling, the intensity advantage is now on the democratic side or the side that supports abortion

have leaders.n so we end up in a situation where the most powerful nation on earth or what we used to beto ,didn't have the ability to stop china from sending balloons to traverse the united states .se and again, the united states. no one's ever fired the entire point of a military. remember, we spent about abou eight hundred billion dollars a year on our military. >> the military's point is to be a deterrent. and right now they're not deterring anyone. china is worried about the u.s. views on taiwan. liz as much as i care about cheyn liz cheney's views on the gop.hs nevertheless, the recent aggressive, drills near taiwan, they're not just playful proddinglayful. j >> chinese fighter jets flyinget around taiwan skies. military ships sail off itsa sa coast. china says it's simulatingys it' precision attacks on key targets in taiwan. >> its military released this animation showing missiles fired from land sea and airom into taiwan. and two of them explode in flames. and the best we can do is reciprocate by having our owe byn military drills with the philippines, our close ally in the region.

and thiss is what's better i'm happy to beto back appear in new hampshire to talk to you about a number of issues they think are important and to get to your questions as well. i feel really bad about this because i have my back to you and you are all dressed nicely i already met with jill. so excuse my back i will try to turn around but there's only ten ofg you but thank you all for being here and to welcome me back. there is a lot of anger in the country and i think we have to start off with the event of the day today talking about thatg. shooting and i was so disappointed in the president who came out supposedly to speak on ite spending the first two minutes talking about chocolate chip i.c.e. cream. no joke have you seen the video coming out to introduce himself doctor jill biden's husband and said i heard you had chocolate chip i.c.e. cream they were told by his team he was coming down to speak on the shooting and he's talking about chocolate chip i.c.e. cream and how he likes it and then he will go upstairs because he has some upstairs. he was trying to be funny i guess but one of

have and have voted democrat and as a matter of fact in our last governor's race i campaigned for betog or we live in a certain place doesn't necessarily mean that we think a certain way. i think education is critical in this fight and i think having an open mind is going to be crucial. so continuing to have those conversations with your friends and family who live in red states or come from conservative backgrounds, we just have to continue the conversation. and if you can do nothing else to help support this fight, that's one thing that hopefully everyone can do. >> amanda, i think your voice is so important. i think what you did in washington was just remarkable and you always have a chair at our table virtually or otherwise. thank you so much for spending time with us after the week that you've had. >> thank you. thank you so much for having me. >>> when we come back, a complete reversal by republicans on another issue. a key voting rights case ignoring precedence giving them a chance to stay in power. that breaking news after a quick break. . ♪ finally we can eat. ♪ you know you m

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will be interesting, and asia and africa and south america, moreover, with a connection to odessa-beto but with new experiences comes new risks, for sure, how safe these destinations are from your experience. they are safe if not properly prepared. well, actually, like everything else, yes, that is, if we are preparing for a trip to a particular country , leaving the usual environment, we still need to understand where we are going, what is specific, including, of course, viruses diseases, tam uh, nutrition, yes, and other recommendations. this is very public information. it is available everywhere, you just have to remember. yes, after all, this question should be asked, because there are really a number of such exotic countries, where viruses, bacteria actually live quietly, no one ever inhabits them, therefore. one must be prepared for some of them. of course, you can warn a shelter in the form of a vaccine, but medicine does not stand still , and it is very important here, but to know what to do so as not to get sick, that is, how to get vaccinated, and what to do if no vaccine has